I really enjoyed this. I didn't have any herbes de Provence, but I looked it up and saw that it's mostly thyme, basil and rosemary, so I shook some of each in a big ziplock bag with the salt, pepper and olive oil, then put in the asparagus and turned the bag over several times to coat. Quick, easy and tasty.

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Perfect as written, right down to the roasting time, which was just right at 12 minutes. Herbes de Provence is something I never would have thought of for asparagus and it worked nicely. This was a great side dish for our "spring meal" of blackened tilapia, garlic dill new potatoes, and chickpea salad.

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Excellent and easy way to prepare fresh asparagus! Instead of messing up a bowl to toss the olive oil and herbs with the vegetable, I just brushed on the oil and shook on some herbs de provence. I will make this recipe again!

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This was a great way to fix asparagus! I didn't have Herbes de Provence, so I used 1 t thyme, 1 t sage, and 1 t rosemary. Everyone loved it! It works great with Teriyaki Pork Tenderloin from this website.

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Beautiful, crisp~tender asparagus. Lavender is a prominent flavor in my Herbes de Provence, so I've learned from past experience to use it sparingly. I halved the Herbes amount; though strong with lavender, the overall taste was pleasant ~ elegantly different from the many other usual asparagus preparations. I encourage everyone to try this at least once.

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I just munched my way through half a bunch of roasted asparagus. It was delicious, and so easy! My favorite kind of recipe. Thanks.
P.S. I agree that the bowl wasn't necessary; I just placed the asparagus, drizzled and sprinkled and stuck it in the oven.